Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-01
Rumors are Current that Russia and
Turkey will Send a Joint UIti-
matum 10 Bulgaria.
The Loss OF Life During the Late Snow
Storm IN Germany is Placed
es High as 200.
Hon. Edward Stsuhops Succeeds Lord
Eaedolph Churchill as Chancellor
- of the EXcheq uer.


send joint ultimatum to Bulgaria, order
ing the government to comply with their
demands under PAIN OF occupation of
Roumania. Nothing definite has been re-
ceived from the prince of Mlugrelia.
Odessa kilograms, however, report thss
intimate friends of the prince nave re-
ceived more hopeful news, presumably
from the prince himself.
APPALLING LOSS OF LIFE.
BERLIN, Dec. 3I.-Te removal OF the
snow which fell in the late storm has re-
vealed an appalling loss of life. Many
travellers were overtaken by the st lrm-
Eff y bodies have been found in Slxony,
thirty in Turingia and thirty in Southern
Germany. II is estimated that the total
loss of life VIII be nearly 200
CHCRCHILL's SUCCESSOR.
LONDON, Dc. 3l.-Fhe Right Hon.
L iward Stsnhope will succeed Lord
Randolph Caurchill-as chancellor of the
exchequer end the earl of Carnarvon will
take the office OF colonial secretary which
S;anhope now holds. Other offices will
remain unchanged.
ACTION OF LIBERAL UNiONIsTs.
LONDON, Dec. 3l-Lord Harrington
after conference with GOSchen this
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THE ENGLISH u,v,srpv
LONDON. Der. SI-T,,rd Ssl,sburv boz
returned to Hstd.ld to.nfgbf, Iasyin, tbe
COMPOSITION Of the ministry sill n5oar-
tain. He has off .red NJ. g ,.chen the
position of cS4ncoIior of 7ha evr3,oTor
and is awaiting mis- rpsnonca G1srnan
has consulted with Lord GIrtfngtn1 noG
is taxing time 10 consider. At a late hour
tonight he had not replied and hsd given
no sign OF what he intended to do.
Lord Randolph Churchill to-day, through
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, consented
to resume office on the condition that Lord
Salisbury g ave assurances that he would
support his, Churchill's, proposed reforms
OF ABUSES IN naval and military admlaiStra-
tons. Baron Rowton conveyed tie offer
to Lord Salisbury who rejected it in terms
that will widen the breach between
him and Churchill. The cabinet appoint
ments mentioned to-day meet with gen.
eral acceptance in ministerial circles, but
nothing will be definitely settled until the
next ca1lnet counsel.
THE BULGARIAN DEPUTArroN.
SOFIA, Dec. Sl.-Tne Bulgarian depu-
tation report from London that Lord
lidesleigh, the British foreign secretary,
listened with cordial sympathy
20 their presentation UI Bur
earia's case, but reserved any
expression of views until the deputation,
met him again at his residence at Pgnes.
l. I'D lddesleieh thought another inter
view necessary. because there were so
many matters TO discuss in connection